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August Bolten, the we'll known shipbrok'
ar ~ Ha mhnro ia Head

August Bolten, the we'll known shipbrok-
er OF Hamburg, ia dead.
The Standard says that Clare, Kerry,
claimed Immediately under the crimes act.
Other districts should be proclaimed il
necessary.
At Caraquet, N. B., an unmarried woni-
an named Ross, mother OF three children,
all of whom are now dead, has been ar.
rested, charged With ~infanticide. She fore
ed q spoon down the throat OF her child,
and when an attempt was made to extri.
cats it it broke, one part rena aiming in the
child's throat. The infant died after suf.
fering terrible agony. It is suspected that
the woman made away with the other two
children.
Postmasters Observation-Disclosures
Knowles, j. Bernard. Fourth-class post
G. Furness. Minnesota: Paddock, N. c.
Bradley; Welcome, II. Huntzman.
The iorger Oscar J. Harvey, chief OF the
claims division ofthe treasury department,
who less than two weeks ago was arrested,
has been indicted by the grand jury, ar
ranged, tried and sentenced to twelve
years in the Albany penitentiary. This
summary action sdue in great part to the
fact that Harvey pleaded guilty.
1t il reported from Russian sources that
the Bulgarian government has arrested M.
Radoslavoif, minister of the interior in the
cabinet just superseded, on q charge OF
treason.
Rev. John Walton has been elected presi-
dent OF the Wesleyan conference. The
! Methodist free church conference is sitting
in attendance nave been seized with chol.
era symptoms. The cause VI sickness wat
traced to foul water. All are recovering.
Postmasters commissioned: Dakots
Helena, A. A. Sellwood; Rec Nights, j
Jackson. Fourth class postmasters ap
pointed-Dakota: Grobe, Lena Bastidh
Minnesota: Oakland, J. J. Smith; Fintah
w. Brothers.
The following patents have been ISSUED
| Minnesota: @. e. Splin, Minneapolis
shaft hanger; II. J. F~riesolle, Minneapolis
heater; r. Humble and J! Mcleod, 81
Paul, connecting rod; F. Jenkinson, Min
neapolis, stone saw mill; g. r. 81. Ripley
Minneapolis, stock car; A.. n. Ristyedt
Creek, draft equalizer; j. Yates, Mime
| apolis, machine for hulling rice. Wisconsin
I. Boyer and A. B. Rohde, Mishicot, Gov
| mixer; F. Fisher, Fennimore, sled; j.. A
| Hayton, Milwaukee, vehicle shaft; w
Lurkins. Milwaukee, sectional steam boil
! err; A. G. Paddock, Beaver Dam, harrow
A. j. Pierce, Madison, steam engine valve
"A. Sanford, Oshkosh, ferrule for can
hooks and like. Dakota: G. II. Corey
Corey, chemical fire extinguisher;. J. L
Nuding, Kloeppel, animal trap; M. 7
SCARAB, Michigan City, copying press.
The porte has sent acirc ular to the pow
ers suggesting that Prince ferdinand bt
made governor OF Roumelia and regent g
Rrlcori r until tha nav aobranie chOOaeG d
rulsr.
Little Alfonso XIII, king Of Spain, aged
one year, receives q salary OF $l,bOO,O0e
g year.
Acting Secretary Muldrow decides thu
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A Terrific Powder. House E~xplosion.

At Streator, Ill.,, on the 21st. the powde T
house Of the Chicago, Washington & Yer.
million Coal company was struck by light.
ming and between eight and ten thousand
pounds OF powder exploded. Every dwell
Ing on the south and west sides OF the powder
house was completely shattered and in
most cases entirely demolished. Not Il
vestige of the powder house remains, the
site being marked by an enormous excava-
ton. Only one fatality is reported, but a
large number were seriously injured.
Among the wounded are:
Mary Love, right hip broken; James
Blackmore, hurt in back; Mrs. Blackmore
and Mrs. James Sheldon, ribs broken; Mrs.
Thomas Birdwell, badly cut by flying glass;
Mrs. Hattie R%easchon, badly injured by a
brick, a tramp was probably fatally in
iured.
The number OF minor casualties will
reach nearly a hundred. Forty.five dwell
tngs we're almost demolished, and there is
not a plate glass window lett in the bust.
ness portion Of the city. The loss is $751;
900 to 500, 900.
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In the opinion of MI. Henry Freer,
French commissioner to Hawaii, who
has just returned to San Francisco
after a residence OF several years on
the islands, King Kalakaua has to
choose between complete submission
to the revolutionists ordeath. Ifbad
faith is detected he is likely to be
killed.
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Pasteur's method OF treating n.y.
arophobia has received the unreserv.
cd endorsement Of the British Com
mission appointed by Parliament to
inquire into the merits of his great
discovery. That M. Pasteur's work
has proved OF great service to human
ity is too clearly demonstrated to ad-
NIT OF dispute.
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The people of Canada divide their
trade very evenly between Great Brit
min and the United States. For the
fiscal year ended June 80, 1886, the
total imports into the Dominion from
all countries in the world amounted
to $1O4, 600, 900. OF this total $4O,-
6o1, 900 came from Great Britain and
81, 86S, 900 from the United States.
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Josiah Aliens Wife.

Lord Dorchester, eldest son OF the
Earl Of Carnarvon, is OF age, and
comes at once into the enjoyment at
the splendid Chesterfield property
which was left by the seventh Earl0f'
Chesterfield to his sisterIe lstsI
Lady Garnagvonk Tor her Ifike Atl.enff
to her childran hafridtenl9n. TheA
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the floors and up overhead and in
every place you can think on, and the
man in charge Ia perfect gentleman),
he said they were going to q new
house to put 'em in.
sized one" ~
ooh, Yes" ssys he, "it is >goin' to be
quite a buildin'." And / see for my
self afterwards. Why, besides acres
and acres of vacant land, they have
tore down good houses-as many
houses as there is in Janesville-to
make room for that buildin' to stand
on. Why, I don't s'pose you will be-
lieve me, but 1t is goin' to spread out
as fur as from our house clear over to
old Grant Vickleson's and across to
Alminy Magidone's, and so round
back to our house again. 1t Is goin'
to be a sight to behold and built of
bricks. Why, streets are goin' right
under it-have got to, II they 60 at all;
it is goin' to be that immense. Good
land, good land, the idee ont.
Wal, we wandered round into other
lofty rooms where justice land other
things) are administered to us. And
after travelin' through wide halls and
rooms-every one on en- nobler look
in. than the last one; liter goin'-as
fur as we calculated-as from our
house to GAINESVILLE and half way back
.agin-we at last found ourselves on
the peaceful street in front OF this
~stupendous and magnificent buildin.'
And then my pardner proposedth
We should go and see the Smithsonian
Institute.
And 1 seys: 81 am ready, Josiah Al
len, for if there Is a man on the face Of
the earth thatI honor it is Mr.. Smith
soniAn.o
Josiah Aliens Wife.
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and sometimes offtener, are little
three-oornered parks, they 'em call
reservations, full Of green trees and
flowers, and fountains and statuets.
All over Washington, at almost every
street corner, you'll find 'em, and
even big parks full OF all sorts 81
beautiful trees and flowers. Glossy
leaved magnolias. one mass oil brilliant
rose color, and then trees bending
down with pink aud snowy bloom, a
bendin' down ash to compare their
beauty with the frequent, beds OF flow
srs of all colors underneath 'em. And
birds q dartin' and singin' over 'em
both, as if they were dizzy with de.
light and couldn't settle the matter.
And white statutes a lookin' serene
~ down or up into the blue heavens,
as the case might be-. but either way
a seemin' lost III a vision of raped
beauty. And the musical murmur OF
thefountains a tellin' somethin' about
their own ideas Of beauty and glory
IN their own liquid language, well b6y
known to themss but not translated
yet into ourn. And anon, or oftener,
right putof The green velvet Of the turf
would be big, cool ponds of water,
bound in white marble, thousands of
gold6sha darling in and out every
day. ],
And all along the streets wuz houses,
big and noble and grand looking, and
little and clean and coy looking, ali
a minglin' together and seemingly en-
joying themselves first rate. And big
N@ GL 20 $3.50 ~ 49, = - - - Z&IE
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citizens Of St. Louis, died at Richfield
Springs, N. Y.
The Ohio Democrats nominate Thomas
E. Powell for governor. r.
Nearly 1000 pension cases were disposed
OF recently.
Mr.. Charles Q. Wheeler, who, of and on
since 1866, has been connected with the
Chicago u Northwestern road, has resigned
his position as general superintendent,
and on July 80 will retire to private life.
Fire in the Champion block. al jackson,
Mich, damaged the building to the extent
OF S., 900 and q stock Of underware to thu
extent OF $50, o0o.
Miss JOSIE Holmes, exchange clerk Of the
Fidelity bank, Cincinnati, has been arrest
ed on q charge OF being Z. L. Harper's &C
| complete.
Horace G. Jacques, who several years ags
at Posey vile, Ind, burned his elevator
secured tho insurance and fled withoui
paying any Of the farmers from whom h,
had received grain, was arrested at Chicago
He had been doing business on the opeI
board OF trade under the name OF Georgt
Brown. He made full confession, anl
will be taken to Poseyville Tor trial. Hi
crime there netted him $4,000.
Weir aud Hanelin fought 81 rounds to &
draw.
Russia has replied to the circular not,
in relation to The Bulgarian question is
sued by the porte. The reply states tina,
while there is pers onally no objection
garia, Russia declines to accept tho de
cision Of the present sobranje. Germany
Austria and Italy reply that they will &C
cept any solution of the question which Il
based on the Berlin treaty.
"a tenant named Byrns and two bailiffl
were seriously wounded while eyictions "a,
C~0olgranney, Ireland, were being effected
At the Kerry assizes three murder and TIVE
white boz" cases were postponed, ths
counsel for the crown declaring that Il
would be impossible to obtain Jury
which would dc liz duty. Judge g, Brien
denounced Kerry jnriss.
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company:
Atest of milk sold in Milwaukee is
being made by the health department..
Prof. A. S. Michel, assistant chemist
Of the Ann Arbor (Mich.) college, is
the analyzer. OF twelve samples
thus far examined, four contained less
than 2 1-2 per cent of fat, which is
about the average for swill milk.
The board of county commissioners
Of Brown county Increased the assess
ed valuation of Aberdeen's city prop.
ertv $50 per cent. or from $677,22O
to 81, 686,45O. All other portions
were increased from 80 to 100 per
cent. The total equalization valua-
tion is 81, 1852. 1853.
Bon Homme county has 40 ex.un.
ion soldiers who draw $3.50 each
month in pensions. !.
|. A Irvine famine is reported in sever
al places.
Deadwood Pioneer: BY the caving
Of a large block OF porphyry in the
1875 foot level Of the Iron Hill some
immensely rich ore was exposed. A
specimen weighing several pounds was
exhibited recently which went from
$4,000 to $4,000 per ton. Of
course how much there is Of it is not
known.
At Canton, athree-year-old boy of
Frank R. Aikens, member Of the last
Dakota legislature, fell into a tub Of
boiling hot water and died in a few
hours.
W. n. Evans, e~x-treasurer Of Grant
county, has been acquitted Of the
charges made against him.
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dhe g'5ttdliigstteet::
THE MAN wuoLAUous.

ONCE. Nos. 20 and 81 Fourteenth street.
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Pittsburgh S'oclmdn.
Ewcs that pregent signs Of scarcity Of
scarcity O! milk either before or after
lanIbing need special attention, remarks
the London agricultural Gu:eic. Good
lambs are never reared unlopa they receive
n favorable start in li!u. 1t ia advisable,
however, to bring now flow OF milk into
the ewo previous to lambing, not after.
This 10 best accomplished by feeding u
suitable ration, md il is surprising what
may be do in short tins with oven very
lean cwoB. A few roots, little fresh hay,
and about one pound OF grain, consisting
OF bran and 0Rls, II fOd daily, will produce
n wonderfully beneficial effect IN pr0mot.
ing the flow OF milk in owes. Where
much hand feeding Of tho lambs OH cowa'
milk il neCGrRary, II RugnrB an unfRvOrH.
blo result, and tho evil should DO epeeiily
remedied by m0ro Iudicious treatment
rs indicated.
Tho same paper Gays that perhap8 the
best milk.producing dict for awoB In tho
ab8encD ol green gpripg crops 10 ono c9nHiat-
Ing Of oats, bran and linsend cake, 10
either with an allowance OF roots aud n
pInall quantity Of freHh hay. Feeding
large quantities o! dry, Oaplcss roots In fro,
quenlly tho CauHo Of shorlnoss OF milk In
owes, and in the event Of such symptoms
being apparent, tho evil me- 10 remedied
by the means Indicated. After tho owes
have LANDED, change into early grasa or
green food OF come kind Ia especially do.
Hirable, both Tor creating and maintaining
full flow OF milk.
J And again: II Is ill.conditloned Nom
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Nee York Sun. N.ErsHIfs. r-..I
When an Indignant ex.Democrat was
expounding the,reasons for abandoning bis
former fellowship and enrolling himself
under the new banner, something was said
about the absurt,ily OF tho Breckenridge
followers In holding fast 10 the old party
name when Democratic principles had
long been thrown overheard. Upon this
hint Mr.. Lincoln spoke, relating how an
ancient Colored woman, dwelling upon the
line Of one Of the old Missouri high roads,
had acquired considerable fame as manu-.
iacturer OF game pies, which travellers
were wont to purchase as they passed her
habitation, aud enjoy as they went their
onward way. In the natural course oil
events her "ole mssp," who provided the
chiel ingredient Of these delightful past.
ries, grew feeble and rheumatic, and
failed to keep up tho supply; but tho
business Was too profitable to be stopped,
and the sales went on for q while as brisk.
ly as ever. Presently, however, custom.
ers began to grum6le, and at last Aunt
Jenny was called to account. "What Is
tho matter With these pies Of yours, Aunt
Jenny2" swell, what ia tho mat.
Ter; they's good pies, isn't they2n
"But. there's no game In them"
"Lor, child; prayer hen. (prairle henj
Amt suitable to theGe times; my ole man,
no do the bea. he can, but they's too quick
for his rheumatic; you jest wait while"
but you shouldn't let OH to sell game
pies when there's nothing but crust and
old pork to them; what do you call them
game pies for, aHyhow?" Aunt johnny
thought this unreasonable, and her
patience gave way. BLESS you, child, l
call 'em game pies cause that's their
name; game pies is always a-goin' to DO a
name; that's all they ia shout It,"
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lie Did Know,


DS''' SodNts
Paterfamiliau (who has invited his
daughters beau to have little roiresh.
mont)-"What'll you have, John2 A lit
le ham, cold roant beef, cold chicken
or" John "a true Boptonisn)-"Ain't
thoee baked besps In that diBh?" p
"They arc. Have aomc?" Daughters
little brother (who has been permitted to
cit up little while longer than usual
"ila, Jennie, I've caught you. thought
you were telling me lie at the time"
Jennie-"What 10 you mean. Johnnie?"
Johnnie-"He picked 'em out in a jify."
Jenrie-"Picked ont wlst?" Who?'
Johnnis-"Your beau. He picked out the
beans himself, and you told me he didn't
know beang-" Pa,erismiliss lin voice
OF under)-"Johnnie, 60 to hed!" John
MIC (bursting into tsars)-"She did, pm,
she did. She said he didn't know beans
or he would have proposed long ago."
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The unprecedented sals Of Bocchee's
German Syrup within few years, has
astonished tho world. 1t is without doubt
the safest and best remedy ever discover.
cd for the speedy md effcctusl cure OF
coughs, colds and the Eevercst lung
troubles. 1t acts on an entirely different
principle from the usual prescriptions
given by physicians, En- it does rot dry up
a cough and leave the ,liecsse stil. in the
syateln, but on the contrary removes the
cause OF this Trouble, hcais the parts affect.
ed and leaves them in y purely healthy
condition. A bottle KEEP; in the house for
Use when the diaeaats make their appear
ancc, will save DOCTORS blia and Is long
spell OF serious illness. a trial wifi con.
vince you OF these facts. 1t ia positively
sold by MI dmgsists and general dealers in
the land. Price. 10 cents, large bottlca.
nAw
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Edwin Booth will bn ilO0,h00 richer
when the preaent seaBon clOEes.


". d. lToyt K Co., Wholesale and Re-
tail Drupgiats Of Rome, t;N., nays: We
have been selling DR.. Kings New Dis.
covery, Electric Bit,crs and Bucklen's
Arnica Galye for two ycars. Have never
handled remedies that sell III we'll, or
give such universal satisfaction. There
have been aome wonderful cures effected
by these medicines in this city. Several
caGeB Of pronounced Consumption hive
boon entirely cured by usa Of fcw bot.
ties OF DR.. Kings Now discovery, taken
in connection with Electric BitterH. We
guarantee them nlways. Sold by Logan
Il Go.
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CHICAGO, Ill.,, March Sl.-CAilie-Rccclps 5000
hcId. shipments 400 heat: market stronger
aud Aeaiier; fancy S5aah Is: shipping steers, SI(O
n5 Is; socEcrs and feeders So Ujdl 10; cows 6uIls
nul mixed S! LOAF W.; T,'xSy graSsets 81 uOI5 10.
llGs Receipts l6 10 hcAd: shipments 5000 hend
marie, slow md steady; rough and mixed 81 4Os
20: packing aud shipping Sc OJao CO.; tirht 81 10
rs IS: sklps - s.. shcep-RccIpN 5000 head /;
shipments LOO head: market strong: natives 81 al
VI ~; western s. 81 Texans s. oOai ~ lambs 81 W
rs 20.
EAT Liberty, Pa. March DISQUALIFICATION
ma head: shipments SO head: market fair at YES.
tGrln,'s prices. lOrS-Rcccipts 40 head; Min.
nlcnS u,J head: market slow PhilalrlphIns &c d
No 10; iorErn u Jith -: common anl light S. Oh
shipment. 100 head; market fair at yesterdays
prices.
CiNClNSATI, o., March Sl.-llogs firm; common
aud light 81 iha5 IS: packing and butchers IS ~,
> 70; receipts 40 head; shipments 80 head
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AN OPEN LETTER,

.
GESTs;-Abont nine year. ago I hal 4 child iSo
years old and almost deal This doctor had attending
her could not tell what allied her, asked him II he did
not ihuk II was sOrns. lie said no. However, this
did not satisfy me- fell cobyIuro 10 my own iulI
that She Ind. obtained loli OF 1Jr. q. NIctASE'S
q hLi:iiil tTED vEllMtFuUE (gcnureL i Enyv
her tepgonul In tho morning and another ut night
ancf which she pAsNcl aeyrniy'tE0 w0inls and ual n
well child. sihco then have never been without Il 10
NY ilnllly. The health " my Ghllr"n Remained 30
gnod that had neElSrtCl Ws.rhng their nrtUnJ unltI
about three Secsi ago, Whtn two Of h presented tho
same seky agpsarAnee that Fanny did nino yeaH agn
nnoe with bottle OF Dr. q. Mui.ASEt3 vEltIiI-
FJGE bStWcn fur nf my chiilrCn, ihfir agrS being
o. follows Alicr, ygitl; Chatlry, years nms. q
yrtrd; John, . years. NpT cJmrs the result. Alice
an kmhl, cIne out Bll rirh but ChRIry pared tGy.
ave aud IOhnny about sixty worms The result was -
gratifying that spent two days In showing the won.
d"rh effect " your vcrnfiGu abound Utica aud now
have the worms on exhibition IN NY store. rE7
foats truly,
,r JOHN PIPER
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pENNsYLvANIA'COMPANY, (Oper.
i atingl CLEVELAND d PITTSHuRGh d, X.
Condensed timetable OF peSen3e. trains cor
rectcd 10 JAN. 80, iSS7-CentrAl Standard Time,
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Philosopher-"It is remarkable how
much trouble Learned men have with
their wives" Scientist-"I have given
that subject much thought, sud my con.
clnslon is tina. the fault lies in marrying
learned women. A scientist does not
need q laboratory assistant. He needs a
nlco little woman to look after his house
and see that he hrs his neck-tie on when
he goes out" ~ gee Just q little bit Of q
doiiie dumping who doesn't know beans.
You followed tina. idea, | suppose, in
your own case?" "Oh, yes! married q
fa6sar girl"
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a Fashionable Mother and Fogy Father.
A Homo Entertainment, L
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Not few OF the citizens Of Wheeling
have recently become greatly excited over
the astounding facts, that several OF their
friends who had been pronounced by
their physicians ss iAcnrabie and beyond
all hope-sudering with that dreaded
monster COnsumption-have been COLL
pletely cured by DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry for Consumption, the only remedy
that does positively cure all throat and
lung diseases, Coughs, Colds, Aathma
amt Bronchitis. Trial bottle free at Logan
X Go. q Drug Store, largo bottles IL.
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Tho hest ualve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhcum, fever
sores, tetter, cheppad hHn'la, chilb!ains,
corns, and ell skin c!uptions, and posi-.
lively cures pilcp, or NO pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give refiect Batieisction,
or money refunded. Prizes 25 cenig per
box. For sale by LDean 4 Go.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD CO,-T1MR
~ table taking effect SUNDAY, March q, 1857.
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Blood Elixir is tho only Blood Remedy
guaranteed. II 10 positive cure for W.
rera, Eruptionu or Syphili!ic Poisoning.
II puriiicu tho whole ByBtem, md ban.
iBhcs MI Rheumatic and Neuralgia pains.
We guarantee 1t. Logan 4 90. and O.
MepkemUller, q
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beras OF a flock which cause the greatest
loes and trouble In management. Well.
conditioned ewes, such as are not too fat,
but healthy and hearty, have infinitely
the least difficulty In Landing, and as o
rule. they are also the beat nurses, rear
the best lambs, and yield the best quality
Of wool. Theee are the several points In
management most eaaenhallY neediul, and
which every tlock.mas!er should endeavor
to obtain. Ewes showing q scarcity, Of
milk before Landing need special atten.
ton In regard TO feeding. Ft.5 rs
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FINASCEAN TRADE.
Tho Features of tho Money and Stock
.fr Markets,

The Features Of tho Money and stocl
Markets.
EEw York, March 3l.-Money on call ruled high
or, nuging from 10 s per cent, last loan ~ pei
cent, closed offered at 7per cent. Prime mer
camille paper s1Iacx per cent Sterling exchange
dull but steady and unchanged.
sl,G95000. l0U0.7 - -
GOVERNMENT BosDs-Were dull but steady.
STATE BoSps-were dull but .,eady.
The upward movement In the h,ock market was
re!umed today, and tho steady appreciation OF
values met with no set back Of importance
througout the entire day. The opening was com.
parhtvey quiet but Grm nj advances Of small fine.
ti0ns over last evenings final figures. There was
no special feature In the trading IN the tlst hour
but the entire list made further slight advances
Alter that time, however 81. Paul suddenly spraug
Into activity and quickly advanced l per cent.
There was noticeable increase IN the amount OF
business done over the entire list, aud the upward
movement continued. The ciost was moderately
active aud strong at the best prices OF the dav
The entire active List with the exception 81 Pacific
Mall. lis higher this evening. St. Paul IS up Iss,
Union Pacific IL aud Wabash preferred IL pcr
cent. Transactions 81, 1856 shares.